dvdfab ripper add black bars to maintain ratio

With Stargate and Eureka, the maximum resolutions were usually 720 x 404 plus or minus a little on the hight. I find I have a black border all the way around with it being much wider on both ends. However in the case of the DVDs I am currently working with (7 seasons of Gilmore Girls) using the maximum suggested resolution does not work well with the WDTV Mini / LCD TV combination I am using. At least that is what GSpot and Media Info are reporting.ĩ0312, thank you for the link, I certainly have more information. I would think it would default to a maximum (and on some DVDs it has) of 720 x 480 if that is the original resolution of the DVD. In the video effects settings it lists the height correctly at 480, but the width is almost incorrect for some reason.Īgain, my only concern is that by selecting 720 x 480, I may be loosing part of the sides. I can understand it giving me a list of sizes that match the aspect ratio of my monitor, but it appears to be reporting the original file resolution incorrectly. If the video is 16:9 great, otherwise 4:3 works for me. For my TV with WDTV Mini (which is what I am using this for) 720 x 480 is okay, you get black on the sides, but in my opinion that is better than loosing picture. To fill the display on my computer? That wouldn't make sense since it is not 16:9, and it comes up with different maximum resolutions for files than all have the same resolution. What Fab is doing is maintaining the correct aspect ratio to fill your display.

Dvdfab ripper add black bars to maintain ratio